About Fredrik Thor
Fredrik Thor Holth built the foundation of his legal career in the classroom. He earned a B.A. from Wheaton College in 1995 and completed his J.D. at Quinnipiac University School of Law in 1999. Those years shaped his approach to practice and introduced him to the professional networks he still moves in today.
He entered the Connecticut bar in 1999 and began practicing the same year at Holth & Kollman, LLC. That start brought him directly into local practice and community institutions. Early on he joined the State Bar of Connecticut and other local associations, signaling an interest in professional engagement beyond day-to-day casework.
Over the years he has maintained steady ties to bar groups and civic organizations. He holds memberships in the New London County and Connecticut Bar Associations, the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association, the American Association for Justice and the Mashantucket Pequot Bar Association. He has served on the Connecticut Bar Association’s Board of Delegates and has been active in the Old Saybrook Chamber of Commerce. From 2005 until 2009 he served on the Board of Trustees for the New London Maritime Society, a post that placed him at the intersection of local history and civic stewardship.
Those affiliations reflect a professional life spent largely in Connecticut courts and community institutions. Peers can find him in trial lawyer circles and in county-level bar meetings. He remains a present figure in state bar activities, a member of the State Bar of Connecticut since 1999.
At Holth & Kollman, LLC he has practiced continuously since 1999. The firm has been the principal vehicle for his legal work, providing a steady base from which he has served clients and participated in local professional life. His long tenure there gives him familiarity with Connecticut’s legal landscape and courtroom procedures.
Colleagues describe him as an experienced Connecticut lawyer who combines courtroom experience with community involvement. He has balanced private practice with voluntary roles on professional boards and local organizations, often intersecting legal work with civic concerns. He continues to practice at Holth & Kollman, LLC, handling matters for clients across Connecticut.
